i removed all the ss symbols so as not to offend but apparently you have a keen eye and have seen the poster before.
that poster is the only WW2 propaganda i like to look at because of all the blue in it. oh be honest the tanks too.
i am intrigued by the nazi aesthetic but not the politics. i just have a miitaria fixation. did you know hugo boss designed the ss uniforms? here's an article from the washingon post about it. [link]
ever notice how nazi imagery shows up on todays propaganda and advertising? for example:
understood completely. independent of judgment calls as far as ideology or morality - it's a very powerful aesthetic. by design...that's the point, no? to evoke a feeling of power. also - excellent design work. yes.
Fair enough. As loath as I am to praise anything related to the political movement which organized the slaughter of my grandparent's family, I cannot help but admit from a purely objective standpoint that the Nazis did have a certain undeniable sartorial flare.
Even if I had not seen the poster before, the helmet design is unmistakeably Nazi German.
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that poster is the only WW2 propaganda i like to look at because of all the blue in it. oh be honest the tanks too.
i am intrigued by the nazi aesthetic but not the politics. i just have a miitaria fixation. did you know hugo boss designed the ss uniforms? here's an article from the washingon post about it. [link]
ever notice how nazi imagery shows up on todays propaganda and advertising? for example:
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also - excellent design work. yes.
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Even if I had not seen the poster before, the helmet design is unmistakeably Nazi German.
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